1. Think about your childhood friends. Did you have many friendships with people who were the opposite sex? How did those relationships differ from the relationships you have now with people of the opposite sex? Do you think these relationships are improbable, or can people be friends with someone, and have it work, even if they are not the same sex?

2. What do friendships look like? What do you have in common with your friends? What are the differences between you and your friends? Do you respect the commonalities and the differences? When is the last time that a friend showed kindness to you? What did they do and how did that make you feel? How can you show kindness to a friend this week? Write out your plan and be intentional to do it. If a friend is slow to respond to you, how does this make you feel? When you are slow to respond, what are the normal reasons for the delay? How does this inform the way you could respond to your friends in similar situations?

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